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Natchitoches Community Improvement Foundation reports summer STEM program serving 73 students per day
Summary
NCIF chairman Harold Bayonne told the council the foundation's summer program at Magnum School served about 73 students a day with STEM, arts and swimming; council thanked volunteers and partners.
Harold Bayonne, chairman of the Natchitoches Community Improvement Foundation, summarized the organization's summer youth program, saying the foundation partnered with local schools to offer a STEM curriculum (coding, engineering and arts) and hosted no fewer than 73 students a day at the program held at the Magnet School on East Fifth.
Bayonne credited volunteers, city recreation staff and parents for supporting breakfast, snacks, lunch and supervision across wings of the program and highlighted new activities including drone coding and music instruction. Council members publicly thanked NCIF and promised to partner on efforts to extend programs such as swimming lessons into longer seasons.
Bayonne asked NCIF members present to stand and be recognized; the mayor and council praised the organization's contribution to youth programming.
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